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Movies
Note: If you are having problems with the Real videos, download the files
(PC: Right Click on link, Mac: Hold down mouse over linkb), open realOne,
and open the file. RealOne is a free downloadable program. |
| New Orleans animation |
QuickTime:
(~6 Mb) |
| New Zealand |
QuickTime:
(~6 Mb) |
| Mississippi flooding animation |
QuickTime:
(~1 Mb, 240x180)
(~1.5 Mb, 483x360) |
| Africa Fly-over |
QuickTime:
(~3 Mb, low res)
(~7 Mb, hi res) |
Jorge Montt Glacier: Contour Map Range: 0 (dark purple) - 600 m (white), Contour Interval: 60 m.
Animation by Vince Realmuto, JPL Digital Image Animation Lab |
MPEG:
(~2.5 Mb) |
O'Higgins Glacier: Contour Map Range: 200 - 700 m, Contour Interval: 50 m.
Animation by Vince Realmuto, JPL Digital Image Animation Lab |
MPEG:
(~2.5 Mb) |
Occidental Glacier: Contour Map Range: 0 - 300 m, Contour Interval: 30 m.
Animation by Vince Realmuto, JPL Digital Image Animation Lab |
MPEG:
(~2.5 Mb) |
| Spinning Globe animation |
Quicktime:
(~3.4Mb) |
| Andes fly-over animation |
MPEG:
(~11.2Mb)
Real:
(~5 Mb, Eng.)
(~5 Mb, Sp.) |
| California Fly-by animation |
Real:
(~12 Mb)
Quicktime:
(~4.5 Mb, low res)
(~10 Mb, hi res)
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| STS-99 Launch |
Quicktime: (1.7Mb), (6.3Mb), (18.9Mb) |
| STS-99 Launch |
Quicktime: (811kb) |
| Kennedy Space Center has it's own web page of STS-99 prelaunch launch, and landing movies. |
KSC movies |
| Animated version of the mast deploying in space. Includes "flip-over" of outboard antenna. |
Quicktime: (1.6Mb) |
| The actual mast beginning to deploy from its canister in the Shuttle payload bay. |
Quicktime: (2.3Mb) |
| The mast deploys in this footage from space. |
Quicktime: (1.6Mb) |
| With mapping operations complete, the mast retracts into Shuttle Endeavour's payload bay. |
Quicktime: (1Mb) |
| Astronaut Gerhard Thiele takes you on a tour of Shuttle Endeavour's cargo bay and the SRTM hardware. |
Quicktime: (1Mb) |
San Andreas Fault Fly-Over:
This animation starts on the San Andreas Fault just southeast of Palmdale, vistble as the bright area at the rith edge. We then travel west along the fault, passing Lake Palmdale, Elizabeth Lake, and endomg at Quail Lake, all occupying depressions in the fault zone. |
Quicktime: (927kb) |
Garlock Fault Fly-Over:
The animation starts above the Mojave Desert, California with a view of Lancaster and Palmdale (bright areas at bottoMb). The San Andreas Fault forms the left edge of the desert and the Garlock Fault forms the right edge. Next, we sweep down to the area around Red Rock Canyon and fly west along the Garlock Fault, passing over the low relief of Tehachapi Pass and ending just past Castaic Lake where Interstate 5 goes through Tejon Pass. |
Quicktime: (1.6Mb) |
New York Fly-Over:
First you appear to fly south over northern New York State and down the Mohawk Valley in this portion of the New York Fly-Over. SRTM Project Scientist Dr. Mike Kobrick narrates. |
Quicktime: (1.5Mb) |
| Artist Depictions |
| Earth's surface with Space Shuttle flying above. |
Lo-res(13kb), Hi-res(222kb) |
Caption |
| Radar penetrates clouds and uncovers swath as it flies over Earth. Courtesy of Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. |
Lo-res(40kb), Hi-res(1.7Mb) |
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| Foreground radar, looking down mast to shuttle. Courtesy of Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. |
Lo-res(22kb), Hi-res(3.2Mb) |
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| Looking into Shuttle payload bay, view of SRTM. Courtesy of DLR, German Aerospace Center. |
Lo-res(40kb) |
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| Posters and Lithographs |
| Mapping the Earth in 3 Dimensions (30x40) |
Hi-Res (7.5Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Mapping the Earth in 3 Dimensions (33.5x48) |
Hi-Res (11.4Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Observing and Mapping the Earth (30x40) |
Hi-Res (10Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Observing and Mapping the Earth (33.5x48) |
Hi-Res (12.2Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Terrestrial Ecology (30x40) |
Hi-Res (12.8Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
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| Terrestrial Ecology (33.5x48) |
Hi-Res (27.5Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Glaciology (30x40) |
Hi-Res (7.8Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Glaciology (33.5x48) |
Hi-Res (10.8Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
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| Geology (30x40) |
Hi-Res (8.6Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Geology (33.5x48) |
Hi-Res (12.2Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
|
| Archeology (30x40) |
Hi-Res (7.6Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
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| Archeology (33.5x48) |
Hi-Res (15.5Mb),
Lo-res (~2Mb)
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| Lithos: Globes (part 1) |
Lo-res(319kb),
Hi-res(2.7Mb),
PDF |
| Lithos: Globes (part 2) |
Lo-res(1Mb),
Hi-res(2.9Mb) |
| Lithos: Earth (part 1) |
Lo-res(1.1Mb),
Hi-res(4.2Mb)
PDF |
| Lithos: Earth (part 2) |
Lo-res(1Mb),
Hi-res(2.9Mb) |
| Lithos: Shuttle Astronauts (part 1) |
Lo-res(412kb),
Hi-res(3Mb),
PDF |
| Lithos: Shuttle Astronauts (part 2) |
Lo-res(1Mb),
Hi-res(2.8Mb) |
| Lithos: Single Pictures (part 1) |
Hi-res(4.8Mb),
PDF |
| Lithos: Single Pictures (part 2) |
Hi-res(2.8Mb) |
| Poster: Mapping the Earth in 3 Dimensions |
Lo-res(40kb), Hi-res(2.4Mb) |
| Poster: Radar-Derived Topographic Maps |
Lo-res(46kb), Hi-res(12.5Mb) |
| Poster: Archeology |
Lo-res(40kb), Hi-res(15.2Mb) |
| Poster: Geology |
Lo-res(38kb), Hi-res(12.6Mb) |
| Poster: How Radar Images Are Used To Create Topographic Maps |
Lo-res(40kb), Hi-res(13.9Mb) |
| Poster: Calibrating Radar Data |
Lo-res(40kb), Hi-res(8.5Mb) |
| Poster: Volcanoes |
Lo-res(40kb), Hi-res(12.2Mb) |
| Banner: SRTM, Mapping the Earth in 3 Dimensions |
Lo-res(89kb) |
| Poster: SRTM, Astronauts and Images |
Lo-res(30kb), Hi-res(3.1Mb) |
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